2. Introduc)on
Seattle
Chicago
New Jersey, NJ
Oakland
Norfolk, Va
Long Beach
Calexico Memphis
San Diego
Tijuana Phoenix
Mexicali Savannah
Cd. Juarez Jacksonville
Monterrey
CMI
Loca)ons
Guadalajara
Mexico City
7. Business Overview
Value
Added
Services
Input-Process-Output Diagram
Warehousing
Opera)on
IT
Infra-‐structure
(Bar
code)
Long
Beach
opera)on
Chicago
opera)on
Value
added
services
9. Lean
Six
Sigma
Logis)cs
Understanding
the
Supply
Chain
Concept
What
type
of
opera)on?
(Understand)
• Internet
• Simple
• Manufacture
• Mul)ple
Skills
Subcontracted
• Delivery:
FedEx
/
• Automa)on
• Low
Cost
• Autonomous
UPS
• Low
Skill
Quality
• Charge:
e-‐credit
• Low
Skill
Needed
Needed
card
• Cheap
• Low
Cost
• Flexible
• Low
Quality
• S.P.C.
• “Pull
Systems”
• High
Skill
Needed
• High
Inventory
• Short
Lead
• Standardiza)on
• Expensive
Level
Time
• Quality
Varia)on
• Long
Lead
Time
• Medium
Lead
• Minimum
Time
Delivery
Inventory
Delivery
10. Lean
Six
Sigma
Logis)cs
Understanding
the
Supply
Chain
Concept
How
does
our
customer
do
business?
Integra/on
Flexibility
Value
Oriented
The
beQer
Supply
Availability
Response
to
Market
Chain
Quality
and
Variety
Trends
Access
to
Raw
of
Goods
• Localiza)on
Material
• Market
intelligence
• Inventory
Levels
• Brands
started
• Product
• Reac)on
to
Market
• Buy
what
you
find
developing
development
for
• Speed
to
Market
• LiXle
op)ons
to
• Op)on
with
beXer
smaller
markets
choose
from
quality
won
• Not
a
lot
of
compe))on
Speed
!!!
11. Business Overview
Value
Added
Services
Input-Process-Output Diagram
VOC: Voice of Customer
Simula)on/Op)miza)on
Six
Sigma
joint
projects
DTS
(Direct-‐to-‐Store)
Supplier
Integra)on
VOC
On-‐Time
Performance
JIT
Supply
Supply
Chain
Op)miza)on
Informa)on
systems
Real-‐)me
Informa)on
Logis)cs
Warehousing
Transporta)on
Services
CUSTOMER
Six
Sigma
Manpower
DC
Management
Services
Value
Added
Management
Noise Cost
Op)miza)on
Weather
Government/Customs
holds
Marine
terminal
labor
Force
Majeure
Terminal
turn
)mes
Steamship
holds
Vessel
opera)ons
Ocean
carriers
equipment